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Hello

I would love to see a poll asking the question-

do you watch p*rn? tell the truth

I was just curious how many people watch it and if there's anyone who doesn't. Feels sometimes that I am the only one who does not

no controversy intended and I understand it might seem a loaded question, I won't be disappointed if you don't make my question into one! Thanks for reading :]

I was just curious how many people watch it and if there's anyone who doesn't. Feels sometimes that I am the only one who does not

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Im not dead and im not leaving blog, just busy with life. But i was doing commissions all that time so yes please do order arts from me as well. And i drew Amanda from Saw cause i was watching all parts with my bf. But please do give me more ideas what i can draw. Later, have a good day

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sick post i just found online. sorry i couldnt find the source

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The war in my mind

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Half of Americans (49%) believe they'll never get COVID again, according to new polling from the Ipsos Consumer Tracker

Why we asked about COVID expectations: COVID cases are continuing a summer surge as “back-to-school” also becomes “back-to-COVID” season. New vaccines are starting to roll out.

What we found: This question is one we’ve asked for years now about how people think about their risk of getting COVID. And even as it surges around us those who think they will never again get COVID is now at the highest levels we’ve seen: about half (49%) of Americans. That leaves the other half shifting between those who say they expect to get it “despite trying to stay as safe as possible” and with the more fatalistic “I have gone about my life as normally as I could.” Many fewer (20% now compared to 31% at this time in 2023) say they are trying to stay as safe as possible as safety measures have mostly disappeared in all spheres. And yes, politics come into play here. Equal numbers of Republicans and Democrats don’t expect to get COVID again, but Democrats were twice as likely to say they are trying to stay safe. For the record, between 600 and 900 deaths per week recently are due to COVID, which currently accounts for about 2.5% of all deaths, according to the CDC. Car crashes, for reference, kill about 850 per week. (Nadi's NOTE: This is an incorrect statistic, as the 33% of hospitals reporting [making any current count a severe undercount] lists over 1,200 people dying last week from covid, up from over 1,100 the week before and over 1,000 the week before that. It has not been below four hundred deaths per week since March 2020.)

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"getting laid" is very hot and sexy. "getting off"? great news as well. so you would think "getting laid off" would be wonderful news for your penis. but alas

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